My wife left me after just 45 days of our marriage, saying she wants to focus on her career. Her family is trying to convince her to come back, but she’s adamant about leaving. Is there any legal way I can get her to return and continue our marriage? I’m worried because her family’s reassurances feel hollow.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My wife left me after just 45 days of our marriage, saying she wants to focus on her career. Her family is trying to convince her to come back, but she’s adamant about leaving. Is there any legal way I can get her to return and continue our marriage? I’m worried because her family’s reassurances feel hollow.
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

My wife left me after just 45 days of our marriage, saying she wants to focus on her career. Her family is trying to convince her to come back, but she’s adamant about leaving. Is there any legal way I can get her to return and continue our marriage? I’m worried because her family’s reassurances feel hollow.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Indian law does not allow you to force your wife to stay in the marriage. You cannot legally compel her to return. The only legal recourse you have is to file for divorce.

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